71.   Only his vocal execution lets him down, impairing the purity of a note or phrase, or failing to supply a strong tonal underpinning at crucial moments.

72.   Others who have stepped up at crucial moments are Michael Lopez, Matt Davenport, Aaron Garcia, Keith Pabers, Tommy Gunn, David Burckin and Beto Macias.

73.   Others accused Dole of undercutting the GOP negotiating position at a crucial moment to further his presidential ambitions.

74.   Perhaps because of the murk spread by that talking cloud, this crucial moment of insight fails as art.

75.   Picking a crucial moment, Iraq has abruptly stopped pumping and exporting oil, officials here said Friday.

76.   Pitch to Ken Griffey Jr. in a crucial moment and he would get a big hit.

77.   President Clinton intervened at crucial moments, including the final night of negotiations, to encourage compromise.

78.   Public attention has been focused, at a crucial moment, on the ethics of President Clinton, his White House staff and his campaign team.

79.   Richard M. Larrabee, director of port commerce for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, thinks the crucial moment is when the cargo is packed.

80.   Scowcroft monitored some crucial moments of the invasion of Panama by radio from a golf course beside Bush as the president prepared a bunker shot.